• Cesky Krumlov - Located in the south of the Czech Republic, Český Krumlov is protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It is one of the country’s most attractive places to visit after Prague. Following a 2.5-hour drive through the scenic Bohemian countryside, we walk into the town’s historic center, where the quaint old streets are lined with Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque houses once belonging to wealthy noblemen. We’ll explore the past with stories of the town’s characters from peasants to the insane and murderous illegitimate son of Emperor Rudolph II, who was hidden away in Český Krumlov.
• Cesky Krumlov Castle - We first take in the ground and tower of the mighty Renaissance Český Krumlov Castle, once the seat of powerful lords, the Roženberks and the Schwarzenbergs. Depending on the date of your visit and interests, we can also arrange a 60-minute guided tour of the Castle interiors filled with a rich collection of paintings, period furniture, Flemish tapestries, historical weapons, and intricate china, glassware, and jewelry. An alternative option is a 60-minute guided tour through one of the only intact Baroque theaters remaining in Europe. Spring through fall, we conclude with a stroll through the formal gardens and courtyards of Český Krumlov Castle.
• Egon Schiele Art Centrum - The flamboyant expressionist artist, Egon Schiele, spent a few years in Český Krumlov crafting expressionist masterpieces and scandalizing the locals.Depending on your interest, we’ll help you enjoy the surprising gem of Český Krumlov’s Egon Schiele Museum before we commence our journey back to Prague.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional Driver

• Lunch

Embark on a captivating day excursion from Prague to Cesky Krumlov, journeying through the picturesque landscapes of Southern Bohemia to reach a town famed for its UNESCO World Heritage site status. Cesky Krumlov, adorned with a meandering river through its heart, enthralls with its Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque residences, inviting streets and quaint squares, supplemented by a towering Renaissance-era castle that rules the city’s skyline. Rely on your knowledgeable historian guide to take you on an exploration while divulging tales of the town’s array of personalities, encompassing the murderous illegitimate offspring of Emperor Rudolph II and the controversial artist, Egon Schiele, whose unconventional artworks and way of life created a stir amongst residents. Our private tour extends you several bespoke options. Visiting the Castle is non-negotiable. However, depending on the season and your preference, we can arrange visits to Europe’s best conserved Baroque theater, the Castle interior, the magnificent Baroque Castle Gardens or allocate an hour for you to admire the impressive array of works at the Egon Schiele Museum, a hidden haven for aficionados of contemporary art.

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